200k to invest. Buying a rental property during medical school? I plan on going to medical school in the Houston, Texas area. I am wondering if I should rent and invest my money in stock market or buy rental propertie...

I'm currently in the military stationed overseas and frankly this is not what I’m cut out for. I would love to get started in Real estate but I won't be coming home until late 2019. My wife and I want to get a multifa...

I'm under contract to buy a 41 unit park owned MHP in New Mexico.  Almost everyone I've spoken to so far says they either don't finance MHP's or that the sales price is too small for them to finance.  Where are people...

@Bill Exeter @Steven Hamilton II, other experts....I think I know the answer, but want to verify.  Apparently his current CPA thinks Yes to # 1).Owner has owned 5 plex for 30 years.  He thinks he can convert to condos...

I am brand new investor and have been doing research on the various types of investing. After everything I have read I am leaning towards Fix and Flips. I have various contacts and can get pretty good deals from con...

Hello everyone! I'm a recent high school graduate and currently working on obtaining my real estate license. I live in a slightly more expensive area (Salt Lake City) where a duplex may generally go for around 250k+  ...

Hi everyone - Happy New Year! I've resolved in 2017 to actively seek mentorship and guidance more regularly, so I'm putting myself out there and would really appreciate your input. Is anyone willing to critique the sp...

Good Day....  I have been working with a company that deals in lease option in the Sacramento, CA region but have given up on them.  They price there homes way above market value and keep the option fee to themselves ...

I am actively looking for ways to secure capital to purchase my first real estate investment. I have equity in my current home and am shopping out a HELOC to use for a down payment and other costs. I spoke to a loan o...

Whats the best way to finance for a commercial property? I'd like to get a fixed rate over 30 years but rates are around 8-9%. Is there any other way to finance a commercial property to get a lower rate?